Official Lego Set Featuring Link and Epona from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Announced

To celebrate the monumental 40th anniversary of Nintendo‘s legendary franchise, Lego is joining forces with the gaming giant once again. Slated for a 2027 release alongside the eagerly anticipated return of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, a brand-new brick-built construction will immortalize the Hero of Time and his faithful companion.

This upcoming masterpiece depicts adult Link mounted atop Epona, armed with the legendary Master Sword and the iconic Hylian Shield. The loyal steed is captured mid-stride in a striking, dynamic pose that instantly evokes Jacques-Louis David’s renowned masterpiece, Napoleon Crossing the Alps. While comprehensive specifications—including the official price tag and total brick count—remain under wraps, promotional imagery suggests that both Link and Epona will feature fully articulated leg joints.

What other The Legend of Zelda Lego sets has Nintendo released?

This collaboration builds upon a remarkably successful partnership between the two entertainment titans. Earlier this year, enthusiasts saw the launch of Ocarina of Time – The Final Battle, a substantial 1,003-piece collector’s item retailing for $129.99 that immortalizes the dramatic showdown between Link, Princess Zelda, and Ganon. Before that masterpiece arrived, fans witnessed the debut of the magnificent Great Deku Tree collector’s edition—an impressive 2,500-piece structure priced around $300, which has since been retired following a complete sellout. Given its seemingly modest scale, the upcoming Link & Epona kit is expected to be more budget-friendly than its predecessors.

Why is Nintendo releasing an Ocarina of Time-themed set now?

The timeless classic The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is officially receiving a comprehensive modern remake. During today’s dedicated Zelda Anniversary Direct, Nintendo showcased the first substantial gameplay footage from the project. The reimagined adventure boasts a polished, more lifelike visual style while preserving the soul of the original, accompanied by a myriad of gameplay refinements. In a touching callback, the showcase’s final moments feature young Link lifting his instrument to perform Epona’s Song, summoning his cherished companion.

The highly anticipated Ocarina of Time remake launches for the successor to the Nintendo Switch on November 5. Meanwhile, the intricately designed Lego The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time – Link & Epona set—comprising 1,750 bricks—will officially hit store shelves in the spring of 2027.